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Track upcoming SpaceX rocket launches and determine their visibility from your location. Get a personalized score based on distance, sun angle, cloud cover, and haze. Receive timely alerts and view launch details.
What's New in SkyLaunch
1.0.1
October 24, 2026
Small fixes and improvements to keep your countdowns and scores running smoothly. Launch times change often, so check the app before you head outside.
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FAQ
How does SkyLaunch determine launch visibility?
SkyLaunch calculates a visibility score from 0-10 for your location by considering distance from the launch pad, sun angle, hourly cloud cover, and local haze. This score helps you understand how good the view will be.
What SpaceX launch sites does SkyLaunch cover?
SkyLaunch tracks launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base (California), Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (Florida), Kennedy Space Center (Florida), and Starbase (Texas). You can choose to follow all sites or specific ones.
Can I get alerts for launches I can actually see?
Yes, SkyLaunch allows you to set a minimum visibility score for alerts. This ensures you only receive notifications for launches that are likely to be visible from your location.
Does SkyLaunch have ads?
No, SkyLaunch is completely ad-free. The app is designed to be private and simple, with no advertisements or user tracking.
What devices is SkyLaunch available on?
SkyLaunch is currently available for iPhone. It supports features like Home Screen widgets and Live Activity on the Lock Screen.
How often is SkyLaunch updated?
The app was last updated on October 24, 2026, with version 1.0.1. Launch times can change frequently, so it's recommended to check the app before heading out to watch.
Can I share launch information with others?
Yes, SkyLaunch makes it easy to share upcoming launch details with family and friends directly from the app. You can also add any launch to your personal calendar.
Does SkyLaunch track launches from companies other than SpaceX?
No, SkyLaunch exclusively follows SpaceX launches, including those from Falcon 9 and Starship. It does not provide information for rockets from other companies.





